That last drop was brutal; the bullish fantasy at the highs of $NAS100 has essentially been shattered. I took my short from 29885.23 to 29168.03, already booked +222.06%. What scares me most about this type of market is not the decline, but that you clearly see the pressure and still refuse to admit it.

Earlier, the market kept giving the illusion of a rebound. Many people chased short-term bounces and jumped in, but when the top pressure came down, support directly weakened. What really confirmed it for me was that the rebound failed to hold; the structure had clearly changed, and the bears began pushing down along the gap.

This wave was not emotional call trading; the intraday rhythm gave the answer. Now that profits have been realized, those with large positions shouldn't just focus on how much more it can drop. First, take partial profits on 80% in batches, let the remaining 20% continue to ride with a protective stop. Only by securing gains can you have the next opportunity to trade.

If you missed it, let it go. Trading isn't about forcing it every day. Don't chase trades; wait for the next opportunity, wait for a more comfortable entry.

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